Killer Letters: 100 Cold Case Mysteries: A Word Search & Logic Puzzle Assignment (Killer Letters Books)

UPDATED EDITION: You asked, we listened. Every puzzle now prints 20% larger than in earlier copies.100 COLD CASE FILES DON'T SOLVE THEMSELVES. TIME TO GET TO WORK.Welcome to the Cold Files Division. Detective Cole Case has ninety-nine unsolved murders in a locked drawer and a hundredth he's never been able to crack. Now the files are yours.Every case drops you into a new crime scene: a flower shop, a rail yard, a lighthouse at the edge of town. The victim is unknown. The weapon is hidden. The location has to be uncovered. And somewhere in the suspect list, the killer is hiding in plain sight.A WORD SEARCH WITH A BODY COUNTKiller Letters isn't just a word search. Every grid is a crime scene built on one consistent, repeatable system of logic. Find the words, read the clues they leave behind, and name the guilty before you turn the page. Also available in Large Print.HOW EVERY CASE WORKS Find the evidence and suspects hidden in the grids The weapon shows up in two scenes — the killer is the suspect in both The leftover circled letters spell the victim; their scene is the locationBut solve enough of them and a pattern starts to surface, and the final file changes everything. Crack it, and you'll see what Cole never could, right before Volume 2 picks up the trail.100 solvable cases. Full answer key included. Also available in Large Print. Need backup? Free solving tips and walkthroughs are on the PageTurn Puzzles website. Ninety-nine murders Cole could never close, and now they're yours.The clues are on every page. Can you close every case?Tropes & Vibes:Murder MysteryWhodunitWord Search PuzzlesLogic & DeductionArmchair DetectiveRecurring NemesisSerialized Mystery ArcNoir Detective NarratorTone: Noir, playful, sinister Series: Book 1 of the Killer Letters Books Series Type: Standalone puzzle book in an interconnected series Ending: Sealed finale reveal + series hook Difficulty: Intermediate · large 6×9 grids Format: 100 word-search mystery cases + full answer key POV: First Person (narrated by Detective Cole Case) Content Notes: Fictional murder & crime themes, no graphic gore; suitable for teens and adults